NOVEMBER 1,2011
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Tribal nwmbw JC Rogers
carries pumpkin she
picked at th Heiser Farms
pumpkin patch during tha
field trip. Sha eventually
decided this pumpkin was
too heavy for her to carry
and chose a smaller and
lighter one.
Students from the Tribe's Education Division
took their annual field trip to Heiser Farms in
Dayton on Friday, Oct. 14. More than 60 children
from grades K-12 took part in the activities, which
"included learning about the farm, a petting zoo, a
Kayride, a corn maze and pumpkin picking. After
the farm, the group went to Third Street Pizza
in McMinnville to eat pizza and watch the movie
"Zookeeper" in the restaurant's Moonlight Theater.
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Tribal
members
Makenzie
Aaron, left,
and Alexandria
Thorsgard
pet a Suffolk
Hampshire mix
sheep at the
Heiser Farms
petting zoo.
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Tribal descendant Onahzay Pacheco receives help bagging her pumpkin from
Matt Bucknell, Tribal Elementary Lead, before leaving the pumpkin patch at
Heiser Farms.
Photos by Michelle Alaimo
Youth Education children run
into each other and cause a
traffic jam as they exit one of
the slides at Heiser Farms.